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The intersection
of criminal and immigration law is becoming more and more
critical to attorneys practicing in both fields. Our publications
and CDs offer legal information to attorneys concerning:
(1) Criminal
defense of immigrants,
(2) Immigration consequences of criminal convictions,
and
(3) How to obtain post-conviction relief in criminal court
for immigrants.
NATIONAL
PRACTICE MANUALS
CALIFORNIA
PRACTICE MANUALS
TELESEMINAR
CDS
NATIONAL
PRACTICE MANUALS
The
following practice manuals are national in scope and contain
material useful in any jurisdiction.
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TOOBY'S
GUIDE TO CRIMINAL IMMIGRATION LAW
(2008
Edition)
- How
criminal and immigration lawyers can work together
in a criminal case to protect defendants'
immigration status.
- Short,
simple and easy to understand.
- Describes
the complete removal process.
- Simple
strategies for avoiding deportation at each stage
of a criminal case: investigation, consultation,
plea, sentence, post-conviction relief.
- 200
pages
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TOOBY'S
CRIMES OF MORAL TURPITUDE
(2008
Edition)
* Updated
through 3/1/08
* Includes
all immigration decisions defining CMTs
* Useful
in all jurisdictions
* Comprehensive
and fully indexed
* 800
pages
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CRIMINAL
DEFENSE OF IMMIGRANTS 2007
(4th
Edition)
**
NEW
EDITION
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For Immigration
Counsel:
- An
overview of all immigration consequences of criminal
cases
- Relief
from removal
- Safe
dispositions in criminal cases
- All
grounds of deportation and inadmissibility
- Criminal
law and procedure as they affect immigrants
For Criminal
Counsel:
- Written
by a criminal lawyer, for criminal lawyers
- Uses
plain English, defines immigration terms
- Introduces
immigration law to criminal lawyers
- Why
criminal lawyers must protect clients' immigration
status
- Chronological
discussion of what is different about defending
an immigrant
at each stage of a criminal case
- How
to find safe haven dispositions that will not trigger
deportation
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AGGRAVATED
FELONIES (2006 Edition)
** NEW
EDITION
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Research current through March
1, 2006
* The
largest collection of information on aggravated felonies
anywhere
* Summaries
of all cases from all courts defining what is and
is not an aggravated felony and sentence
* Fully
indexed, with a table of cases and other useful aids
to save hours of research
* Valuable
for both criminal and immigration lawyers
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SAFE
HAVENS (2005 Edition)
Research current through March
1, 2005.
*
Defenses against all grounds of deportation, organized
by
·
Topic
·
Type of Case
·
Ground of Deportation
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A complete table of authorities and subject matter
index
* This
1000-page manual contains a description of hundreds
of judicial decisions holding a conviction does NOT
constitute a crime of moral turpitude, and a similar
number holding an offense is NOT an aggravated felony.
*
This
book is indispensable for immigration and criminal
defense lawyers representing non-citizens facing possible
deportation on the basis of a criminal conviction.
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POST-CONVICTION
RELIEF FOR IMMIGRANTS
Research current through
February 1, 2004
* Detailed
information on how to obtain post-conviction relief
in federal and state court in order to reduce or eliminate
adverse immigration consequences of convictions and
sentences.
* 40 precious
constitutional and other federal grounds to vacate
criminal convictions.
* Federal
procedures for obtaining relief, such as motions to
vacate, habeas corpus and coram nobis.
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CALIFORNIA
PRACTICE MANUALS
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CALIFORNIA
POST-CONVICTION RELIEF FOR IMMIGRANTS eBOOK
(2008 Edition)
**
NEW
EDITION
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AVAILABLE NOW!!!
* Included
CD with sample pleadings.
* Systematic
discussion of the immigration consequences of the
different forms of post-conviction relief and how
to obtain it.
* Case
evaluation, vehicles and grounds for obtaining relief,
vacating sentences, state rehabilitative relief, bibliography
and appendices.
* Electronic
search, cut and paste.
* Almost
400 pages of material.
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CALIFORNIA
EXPUNGEMENT MANUAL (2002 Edition)
Research current through October
1, 2002
* Useful
for getting expungements in difficult cases.
* Investigation
strategies, immigration effects and the requirements
for obtaining California expungements.
* Forms
and procedures from California's 21 largest counties,
sample motions, important immigration decisions and
forms for obtaining state criminal history records.
* 450
pages
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CALIFORNIA
POST-CONVICTION RELIEF FOR IMMIGRANTS (2001 Edition
+ Supplement)
Research current through October
1, 2001 (main volume)
and September 1, 2002 (supplement).
* New
updated systematic discussion of the immigration consequences
of the different forms of California post-conviction
relief and how to obtain it.
* Includes
12 chapters on the client interview, investigating,
evaluating and analyzing the case, vehicles and grounds
for obtaining relief, all-new chapters on vacating
sentences and reducing the level of the offense, expungements
and other forms of state rehabilitative relief, practical
considerations and how to handle the case the second
time around to avoid immigration consequences.
* Also
includes Bibliography and appendices, with a range
of sample readings.
* Valuable
for both immigration and criminal counsel.
Testimonials
about this book
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Edition and the Annual
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Supplement
Only: Research current though
September 1, 2002
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TELESEMINAR
CDs
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FIREARMS,
DRUGS, AND DOMESTIC VIOLENCE TELESEMINAR
CD-ROM (February, 2005)
This
3-CD set is an audio recording of a two-session,
3-hour audio teleseminar held in February, 2005,
covering six types of non-deportable dispositions
(or "Safe Havens") in Crimes of Moral
Turpitude cases. The complementary written materials
are also included as a PDF file. The teleseminar
covers six valuable principles that can be used
to identify and construct safe dispositions in many
CMT cases and supplements the new edition of CRIMES
OF MORAL TURPITUDE (2005).
The
first hour of presentation covers: (1) non-CMT regulatory
offenses, and how to identify them, (2) several
varieties of criminal intent that do not constitute
CMTs, such as strict liability offenses, general
criminal intent, a mere intent to violate the law,
and mere negligence offenses, and (3) offenses that
do not constitute "crimes," and are therefore
not CMTs.
The
second session includes: (1) how to identify and
construct non-CMT dispositions relating to offenses
that are committed with intent to commit some further,
or target offense, such as assault with intent to
commit an offense, burglary with intent to commit
an offense, or possession of something with intent
to commit a target offense, (2) discuss non-substantive
offenses, such as aiding and abetting, attempt,
conspiracy, solicitation, accessory after the fact,
and misprision of a felony, which can constitute
safe havens under certain circumstances and (3)
dispositions in criminal cases that do not constitute
convictions, and therefore, do not trigger deportation
as CMTs, such as deferred prosecution, deferred
verdict, and deferred sentence.
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FIREARMS,
DRUGS, AND DOMESTIC VIOLENCE TELESEMINAR
CD-ROM (May, 2004)
This
teleseminar consists of three 90 minute recorded
audio training sessions, as well as nearly 300 pages
of written materials in the form of PDF files, including
an entire chapter on Drugs excerpted from Kathy
Brady's California Criminal Law & Immigration
(2004).
You
will learn:
(1)
The immigration consequences of various firearms
offenses, as well as a discussion of what constitutes
a firearms offense for immigration purposes.
(2)
The non-aggravated felony drug-related grounds for
deportation and inadmissibility, and how to avoid
falling within any of these grounds.
(3)
How to determine whether a conviction falls within
the domestic violence ground of deportability, and
how to tailor a criminal disposition that will avoid
a domestic violence finding in immigration court.
(4)
Forms of relief in immigration court that are effective
to eliminate immigration consequences of a conviction
involving firearms, drugs, or domestic violence.
Respected
authors Kathy Brady and Dan Kesselbrenner join Norton
Tooby in discussing the three topics, and suggesting
tips and strategies that will be useful in your
practice.
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POST-CONVICTION
RELIEF FOR IMMIGRANTS TELESEMINAR
CD-ROM (March, 2004)
This
teleseminar consists of two 90 minute recorded audio
training sessions, plus written materials on:
(1)
How to determine what post-conviction relief is
necessary to avoid immigration consequences.
(2) How to assess the chances of obtaining the necessary
relief.
(3)
What kind of relief will be effective in immigration
court to eliminate immigration consequences.
(4)
Many non-immigration related grounds to vacate guilty
pleas.
(5)
How to vacate or reduce sentences to avoid immigration
consequences.
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AVOIDING
REMOVAL IN DRUG CASES IN THE 9TH CIRCUIT TELESEMINAR
CD-ROM (February, 2004)
In this
teleseminar you will learn how to:
(1)
Describe the controlled substances conviction-based
and conduct-based grounds of deportability and inadmissibility,
and eligibility for available relief in immigration
court.
(2) List the steps necessary to construct an immigration-safe
disposition in a criminal drug-trafficking case
in the Ninth Circuit.
(3)
List the criminal court dispositions for which state
rehabilitative relief is effective to eliminate
a controlled substance conviction in the Ninth Circuit.
Each
session consists of one hour of presentations by
the panelists, plus one-half hour of questions and
answers.
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AVOIDING
DEPORTATION FOR AGGRAVATED FELONIES TELESEMINAR CD-ROM
(Fall
2003)
Aggravated
felony convictions trigger the most disastrous immigration
consequences of any ground of deportation and result
in terrible criminal sentences for those who re-enter
after deportation.
This three-part
Teleseminar will present information that allows you
to determine from the record of conviction whether
a conviction is or is not an aggravated felony. If
it is, you will understand the steps in two primary
strategies for avoiding deportation of a lawful permanent
resident as a result of an aggravated felony conviction:
post-conviction relief in criminal court and relief
from removal in immigration court.
This is
indispensable for deportation defense and included
state-of-the-art information and analysis from four
distinguished leaders in the criminal-immigration
specialty.
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